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17 Oct 12 #361517 by GETTING STRONGER NOW
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Wow Marshy so philosophical.I like it.
i can see both sides here but like Marshy says do it matter ? Whats done is done, you can''t change it just learn from it and don''t make the same mistakes again.
What she does now or who she does it with is not your concern, carry on with your hobbies, enjoy nights out with your friends and when and if you meet someone new, remember what you learnt.
Stay strong and believe in yourself.
Stop punishing yourself and just resolve to be the person you want to be.
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17 Oct 12 #361519 by Now Gone From Wiki
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Hi All,

Thanks again Marshy

Julie - I understand. I was never that intense. I did have to work away a lot so had lots of time at home. She just didn''t want to do anything. This has been shown the case for the last 2.5 months that she hid my son as all she does is watch TV.

GSN - Yep, I will try. Doesn''t stop the pain or get rid of the image of her with him.

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